Kent's Directory 1740

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Name: Lovette <Lovely1here@yahoo.com>

Date: 2008-03-02

Comments:
Thanks so much for taking the time to put all this material out there so others could be helped. Great site!

Name: elizabeth golding <elizabethgold30@hotmail.com>

Date: 2007-09-17

Comments:
Wonderful indexes, I have French huguenot ancestors and Hackney coach owners but alas they were not on lists.

Name: A.C.Eagleton <A.C.Eagleton@acmegroup.com.au>

Date: 2006-11-23

Comments:
Interested to see the record of the name of Wilson & Thornhill, Grocers, of Fleet St. My 3G/F was apprenticed? 3/12/1770 to Moss Wison & Thonhill, Grocers, of St Pauls Churchyard

Name: Gill Morley <Genealog4G@aol.com>

Date: 2006-07-06

Comments:
Thank you for our time and effort indexing this directory.

Name: Eric Foulkes <ericfoulkes@btinternet.com>

Date: 2006-01-26

Comments:
An excellent basic reference, which will help considerably in clarifying the trading that took place in London in the early 18th Century.

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Name: ROBERT BELLETT <JOBO@CLIO112.FREESERVE.CO.UK>

Date: 2005-10-29

Comments:
a very interesting site which has helped swell my data base

Name: S.D.Jupe <harold@jupew.freeserve.co.uk>

Date: 2005-08-04

Comments:
THANKS Wonderful to see some indexes for the 18c at last!
I did not have much success - just one hit but carry on with the good work please.

Name: Pauline Urwin <sgu@btinternet.com>

Date: 2005-03-29

Comments:
A most interesting list. Found an Ismay that may well be mine. I will look again. Loved the information on London, always so much more to learn. Thank you.

Name: G Smith <gsmith@tasmail.com>

Date: 2004-07-29

Comments:
Interesting site Trying to find any info. on Nibbs (Knibbs) ancestors.

Name: G Smith <gsmith@tasmail.com>

Date: 2004-07-29

Comments:
Interesting site

Name: brian.e.jenkins <brian.e.jenkins@btinternet.com>

Date: 2004-07-27

Comments:
Brilliant, keep up the good work.
Brian

Name: Cathy Swendell <richcat_7@hotmail.com>

Date: 2004-07-24

Comments:
I was really optamistic that I would find just a mention of my surname, but yet again nothing. I have never found my name on anything on the web!! Thanks anyway.

Name: Valerie Page <val@dwpage.co.uk>

Date: 2004-07-23

Comments:
TRYING TO FIND ANY ANCESTORS NAMED CRUTCH

Name: Estella <clivestella@aol.com>

Date: 2004-05-18

Comments:
Thank You!

Name: Cornelia Warner <fenenga@connpoint.net>

Date: 2004-05-13

Comments:
I was pleased to see my 6x great uncle, Joseph Cross, Hatter, listed on Cannon lane. I would love to hear from anyone researching him.
Joseph Cross m. Margaret Willett, and though I know practically nothing of her ancestry, I do know a bit of his, and much of his collateral lines. I'd love to share with any descendants of theirs or relatives of ours.

Name: Roger Parsley <parsley9@parsley9.karoo.co.uk>

Date: 2004-04-01

Comments:
Very interesting.I was looking for possible references to the following names : ALISON,HUMPHREY,PLUNDER,& PARSLEY

Name: Maureen Campain <bcampain@bigpond.net.au>

Date: 2004-04-01

Comments:
Very interesting. will return to have a more detailed look at your list. Thank you

Name: SANDY <PHILIPENA@WEBTV.NET>

Date: 2004-03-30

Comments:
I'M FROM THE U.S.A. I TRY DIFFERENT SITES IN THE UK.
MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER CAME TO THE U.S. WHEN HE WAS A BOY. THIS HAS SPARKED MY INTEREST & MAY I SAY YOU HAVE A GOOD WEBSITE. SANDY

Name: W J Harvey <billrv@smartchat.net.au>

Date: 2004-03-30

Comments:
Although it provided no contacts, this is a valuable resource Its availability is highly commended

Name: Mickey Garvin <mfged@academicplanet.com>

Date: 2004-03-30

Comments:
I'm looking for Foxes, Reynolds, Tidwells, Garvins, Vaughans. Thanks for your hard work in completing this.

Name: Mickey Garvin <mfged@academicplanet.com>

Date: 2004-03-30

Comments:
I'm looking for Foxes, Reynolds, Tidwells, Garvins, Vaughans. Thanks for your hard work in completing this.

Name: Peter Foster <peter.f07@btopenworld.com>

Date: 2004-03-30

Comments:
Looking for my ancestors by the name of Govett. They were in London in the 18h century onwards

Any information would be most welcome.

Peter

Name: Dr. Thomas M. Truxes, Trinity College, Hartford, CT USA <Thomas.Truxes@trincoll.edu>

Date: 2004-03-26

Comments:
Dear Ms. Burton:
I am preparing an article on the Irish presence in the mid-18th-century London merchant community. I have Kent's 1740 Directory on microfilm, but your web page has been very helpful. Are you planning to put other 18th-century London resources on this site? Thanks for making this one available. Best wishes, Tom Truxes

Name: Paul Huey <paul.huey@oprhp.state.ny.us>

Date: 2004-03-04

Comments:
I use the genealogical databases for historical research in my work at my office, BUT I can't access the new French Refugees information <http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~frpayments/Index.htm> because "my security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly." The ActiveX portion opens the second small window which should have the necessary links to names, but these links are not displayed fully. The same ability that allows a programmer to open a new IE window is what would allow him/her/them to be able to do harm to a PC. So I can't use the French refugees data as a result. (I can use the Kent's Directory, however, which is great!)

Also, I tried to contact RootsWeb directly about this, but I am prevented because my access to the link for sending a message to RootsWeb is also restricted and blocked. We never used to have all these restrictions, but my agency is adding more and more security, apparently. It's too bad.

Paul Huey

Name: YwayBaralt <gncj@aol.com>

Date: 2004-03-01

Comments:
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Name: Charles Rich <holdout@mstar2.net>

Date: 2004-02-21

Comments:
THANKS! for doing this. Do you know where I might be able to access the complete directory for further information or is what is listed all that is in it?

Charles

Name: DianeSweeney <Charane@aol.com>

Date: 2004-02-20

Comments:
I'm researching the ABRAHAM/LEVY family that immigrated to
the U.S. in 1735. Mordecaie ABRAHAM & SARAH LEVY.

Thank you.

Name: Maggie Widdop <mb@mwiddop.fslife.co.uk>

Date: 2004-02-20

Comments:
Very good site. Clear to read.
Just hoping that some of the names might
be in my 'family search'

Name: Donna Gore <Nimue_2k@yahoo.com>

Date: 2004-02-19

Comments:
Looking for Gores, and I understand they came from Kent.


Name:	Lovette <Lovely1here@yahoo.com>
Date:	2008-03-02
Comments:	Thanks so much for taking the time to put all this material out there so others could be helped. Great site!


Name:	elizabeth golding <elizabethgold30@hotmail.com>
Date:	2007-09-17
Comments:	Wonderful indexes, I have French huguenot ancestors and Hackney coach owners but alas they were not on lists.


Name:	A.C.Eagleton <A.C.Eagleton@acmegroup.com.au>
Date:	2006-11-23
Comments:	Interested to see the record of the name of Wilson & Thornhill, Grocers, of Fleet St. My 3G/F was apprenticed? 3/12/1770 to Moss Wison & Thonhill, Grocers, of St Pauls Churchyard


Name:	Gill Morley <Genealog4G@aol.com>
Date:	2006-07-06
Comments:	Thank you for our time and effort indexing this directory.


Name:	Eric Foulkes <ericfoulkes@btinternet.com>
Date:	2006-01-26
Comments:	An excellent basic reference, which will help considerably in clarifying the trading that took place in London in the early 18th Century.


Name:	free credit report <bestsite350@hotmail.com>
Date:	2005-11-30
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Name:	ROBERT BELLETT <JOBO@CLIO112.FREESERVE.CO.UK>
Date:	2005-10-29
Comments:	a very interesting site which has helped swell my data base


Name:	S.D.Jupe <harold@jupew.freeserve.co.uk>
Date:	2005-08-04
Comments:	THANKS Wonderful to see some indexes for the 18c at last! I did not have much success - just one hit but carry on with the good work please.


Name:	Pauline Urwin <sgu@btinternet.com>
Date:	2005-03-29
Comments:	A most interesting list. Found an Ismay that may well be mine. I will look again. Loved the information on London, always so much more to learn. Thank you.


Name:	G Smith <gsmith@tasmail.com>
Date:	2004-07-29
Comments:	Interesting site Trying to find any info. on Nibbs (Knibbs) ancestors.


Name:	brian.e.jenkins <brian.e.jenkins@btinternet.com>
Date:	2004-07-27
Comments:	Brilliant, keep up the good work. Brian


Name:	Cathy Swendell <richcat_7@hotmail.com>
Date:	2004-07-24
Comments:	I was really optamistic that I would find just a mention of my surname, but yet again nothing. I have never found my name on anything on the web!! Thanks anyway.


Name:	Valerie Page <val@dwpage.co.uk>
Date:	2004-07-23
Comments:	TRYING TO FIND ANY ANCESTORS NAMED CRUTCH


Name:	Estella <clivestella@aol.com>
Date:	2004-05-18
Comments:	Thank You!


Name:	Cornelia Warner <fenenga@connpoint.net>
Date:	2004-05-13
Comments:	I was pleased to see my 6x great uncle, Joseph Cross, Hatter, listed on Cannon lane. I would love to hear from anyone researching him. Joseph Cross m. Margaret Willett, and though I know practically nothing of her ancestry, I do know a bit of his, and much of his collateral lines. I'd love to share with any descendants of theirs or relatives of ours.


Name:	Roger Parsley <parsley9@parsley9.karoo.co.uk>
Date:	2004-04-01
Comments:	Very interesting.I was looking for possible references to the following names : ALISON,HUMPHREY,PLUNDER,& PARSLEY


Name:	Maureen Campain <bcampain@bigpond.net.au>
Date:	2004-04-01
Comments:	Very interesting. will return to have a more detailed look at your list. Thank you


Name:	SANDY <PHILIPENA@WEBTV.NET>
Date:	2004-03-30
Comments:	I'M FROM THE U.S.A. I TRY DIFFERENT SITES IN THE UK. MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER CAME TO THE U.S. WHEN HE WAS A BOY. THIS HAS SPARKED MY INTEREST & MAY I SAY YOU HAVE A GOOD WEBSITE. SANDY


Name:	W J Harvey <billrv@smartchat.net.au>
Date:	2004-03-30
Comments:	Although it provided no contacts, this is a valuable resource Its availability is highly commended


Name:	Mickey Garvin <mfged@academicplanet.com>
Date:	2004-03-30
Comments:	I'm looking for Foxes, Reynolds, Tidwells, Garvins, Vaughans. Thanks for your hard work in completing this.


Name:	Peter Foster <peter.f07@btopenworld.com>
Date:	2004-03-30
Comments:	Looking for my ancestors by the name of Govett. They were in London in the 18h century onwards Any information would be most welcome. Peter


Name:	Dr. Thomas M. Truxes, Trinity College, Hartford, CT USA <Thomas.Truxes@trincoll.edu>
Date:	2004-03-26
Comments:	Dear Ms. Burton: I am preparing an article on the Irish presence in the mid-18th-century London merchant community. I have Kent's 1740 Directory on microfilm, but your web page has been very helpful. Are you planning to put other 18th-century London resources on this site? Thanks for making this one available. Best wishes, Tom Truxes


Name:	Paul Huey <paul.huey@oprhp.state.ny.us>
Date:	2004-03-04
Comments:	I use the genealogical databases for historical research in my work at my office, BUT I can't access the new French Refugees information <http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~frpayments/Index.htm> because "my security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly." The ActiveX portion opens the second small window which should have the necessary links to names, but these links are not displayed fully. The same ability that allows a programmer to open a new IE window is what would allow him/her/them to be able to do harm to a PC. So I can't use the French refugees data as a result. (I can use the Kent's Directory, however, which is great!) Also, I tried to contact RootsWeb directly about this, but I am prevented because my access to the link for sending a message to RootsWeb is also restricted and blocked. We never used to have all these restrictions, but my agency is adding more and more security, apparently. It's too bad. Paul Huey


Name:	YwayBaralt <gncj@aol.com>
Date:	2004-03-01
Comments:	no he visto su sitio aun,pero me parece que debe de estar muy interesante,...gracias por tenerlo


Name:	Charles Rich <holdout@mstar2.net>
Date:	2004-02-21
Comments:	THANKS! for doing this. Do you know where I might be able to access the complete directory for further information or is what is listed all that is in it? Charles


Name:	DianeSweeney <Charane@aol.com>
Date:	2004-02-20
Comments:	I'm researching the ABRAHAM/LEVY family that immigrated to the U.S. in 1735. Mordecaie ABRAHAM & SARAH LEVY. Thank you.


Name:	Maggie Widdop <mb@mwiddop.fslife.co.uk>
Date:	2004-02-20
Comments:	Very good site. Clear to read. Just hoping that some of the names might be in my 'family search'